60's Red Bandanna Pattern Paper Shift Dress by Paper Caper

60's Red Bandanna Pattern Paper Shift Dress by Paper CaperA very delicate but super cool vintage dress yes, it is actually made out of paper! Originally intended to be disposable, but somehow has stayed around all these years. Great red, white, black, and yellow bandana pattern all over. One pocket on the right side. Still has the original packaging, although it has been removed. Due to age and storage there is some wear and creasing, but no rips or stains see pictures. Made by Paper Caper by Scott. No size

Sleeves: 10 1/2" - shoulder seam to sleeve end

There is what looks like a few areas of minor paint splatter on the front of the sweatshirt (as pictured)

These day-in-the-life pieces of art were highly popular in the Japan of the 1800s

side to side is 12 1/2 inches

DESIGNER LABEL: Ann Taylor

Length: 23" - (includes 1 1/2" bottom cuff) - center back to bottom

I suspect this bag to have been a promotional piece from the early days of the Mary Chess perfume company circa late 1930's

made from a pretty thick stretchy synthetic with a fun brown and white scale pattern all over with thick black lines

inseam | 9 inches

The gold one originally came with a strap

75" tall x 5/8" wide

The back zipper only goes up as far as the lace